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0309-4076099
Worksheet CH#1
th
Class: 9 Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 Industrial chemistry deals with the in the on micro on commercial on economic

manufacturing of compounds: laboratory scale scal scale
2 Which one of the following
compounds can be separated by
mixture element compound radical
physical
means?
3 The most abundant element
oxygen hydrogen nitrogen silicon
occurring in the oceans is:
4 Which one of the following elements
is found in most abundance in the oxygen aluminium silicon iron
Earth's crust
5 The third abundant gas found in the carbon
oxygen. nitrogen argon
Earth's atmosphere is: monoxide
6 One amu (atomic mass unit) is
equivalent to: 1.66×10-24 1.66×10-24 1.66×10-24 1.66×10-23
g
mg g kg
7 Which one of the following molecule
is not tri-atomic? H2 O3 CO2 H2O
8 The mass of one molecule of water 18 amu 18 g 18 mg 18 kg
is:
9 The molar mass of H2SO4 is: 98g 98 amu 9.8 g 9.8 amu
10 How many number of moles are 0.15 0.18 0.21 0.24
equivalent to 8 grams of CO2 ?

11 In which one of the following pairs 1 mole of 1/2 mole of 1/2 mole of 1/3 mole of
has the same number of ions? NaCl and 1 NaCl and NaCl and 1/3 NaCl and 1/2
mole of 1/2 mole of mole of MgCl2 mole of
MgCl2 MgCl2 MgCl2
12 Which one of the following pairs has 1 mole of CO 1 mole of 1 mole of O2 1 mole of O2
the same mass? and 1 mole of CO and 1 and 1 mole of and 1 mole of
N2 mole of N2 Co 2
CO2
13 Which one of the following is a 192×10-24 amu 53.12×10-24 1.92×10-25 32 amu
molecular mass of O in amu? amu amu
14 Mass of 1 mole of Chlorine gas : 71g 44g 20g 35.5g
15 Percentage of Argon gas is : 2.1 1.8 7.8 0.9
16 Valency of Nitrogen is : 1 2 3 4
17 CO2 is a type of molecule : Mono atomic Di atomic Tri atomic Poly atomic
18 Molar mass of Nitric acid : 63g 63 amu 60g 63kg
19 Molecular formula of Silica is CO2 C6H6 H2SO4 SiO2
20 Element that is in Liquid form Cl Br C N

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 1

1. Define physical and nuclear chemistry? 2. Define industrial+Analytical and biochemistry ?
3. Define chemistry .diff between organic and 4. Difference between chemical & physical
inorganic chemistry? properties ?
5. Define matter and substance? 6. Define mixture,elements and compound ?
7. Difference b/w homogenous & 8. Difference between atomic number and mass
hetrogenous mixture? number?
9. Difference between empirical formula and 10. Define symbol and valency with example?
molecular formula?
11. Difference between molecule and 12. Difference between atom + ion + radicals?
molecular ion?
13. Calculate formula mass of 14. Define Avogadros number and Mole?
HNO3,K2SO4,NH3 and H2SO4
15. Define chemical formula with 2 16. Define relative atomic mass?
characters?
17. Define atomic mass unit(amu)? 18. Chemical formula of silica,glucose,benzene ?
19. Which one has more atoms: 10 g of Al 20. State three reasons why do you think air is
or 10 g of Fe? a mixture and water a compound?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. Define element and classify the elements with examples.?
2. .Differentiate between Molecule and Molecular Ion ?
3. List five characteristics by which compounds can be distinguished from mixtures.?
4. Discuss Molecule with its Types ?
5. Mole is SI unit for the amount of a substance. Define it with examples

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Worksheet CH#2
Class: 9th Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 Which one of the following results in

cathode rays canal rays X-rays alpha rays.
the discovery of proton
2 Which one of the following is the
protons electrons neutrons alpha particles
most penetrating.
3 The concept of orbit was used by J. J. Thomson Rutherford Bohr Planck
4 Which one of the following shell
O shell N shell L shell M shell
consists of three subshells.
5 Which radioisotope is used for the
cobalt-60 iodine-131 strontium-90 phosphorus-30
diagnosis of tumor in the body?
6 When U-235 breaks up, it produces: electrons neutrons protons nothing
7 The p subshell has: one orbital two orbitals three orbitals four orbitals
8 Deuterium is used to make: light water heavy water soft water hard water
9 The isotope C-12 is present in 96.9 % 97.6 % 99.7 % none of these
abundance of:
10 Who discovered the proton: Goldstein J. J. Neil Bohr Rutherford
Thomson Short
11 The helium nuclei among these is: Alpha particle Beta particle Gamma Neutral
particle particle

12 The nucleus of an atom is composed Electrons Electrons Electrons and Protons and
of: and neutrons protons neutrons

13 Which one is the 2nd energy level? K L M N

14 Boiling point of water is(^C) 122 32 0 100

15 In isotopes number of ---- is same Electron Neutron Proton Mass No.
16 Orbital is more complex in shape : S P D F
17 Plank Quantum theory was Max Plank Robert Einstein j.j Thomson
delivered by : brown
18 Who discovered the neutron in an Goldstein j.j Thomson Chadwick Einstein
atom:
19 Neutron has charge: Positive Negative Neutral All
20 Mass of Proton is almost……to double Half Equall None of these
neutron

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 2

1. Properties of cathode rays and canal rays? 2. Properties of neutron ?
3. What is nature of charge on cathod rays? 4. What is plum pudding theory?
5. 2 postulates of Bohr & Rutherforf theory? 6. Observation made by Rutherford?
7. Define electronic configuration with 8. Define quantum and why Max plank was
example awarded noble prize?
9. Define shell and sub-shell? 10. Defects in Rutherford model ?
11. Electronic configuration from table(book)? 12. Define isotopes with example?
13. Describe carbon isotopes? 14. Write isotopes of uranium?
15. State 4 uses of istopes? 16. Define carbon dating?
17. Detection of goiter? 18. For what purpose is U-235 used ?
19. What is the nature of charge on 20. Write discovery of Neutron ?
cathode rays?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. How did Bohr prove that an atom must exist?
2. What is an isotope? Describe the isotopes with Examples?
3. How Rutherford discovered that atom has a nucleus located at the centre of the atom?
4. Application (Uses) Of Isotopes?
5. explain how canal rays were produced ?
6. How are cathode rays produced? What are its five major characteristics?

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Worksheet CH#3
Class: 9th Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 increase do not change

increase from decrease from
The atomic radii of the elements in from top to from left to
left to right in top to bottom
Periodic Table: bottom in a right in a
a period in a group
group period
2 The amount of energy given out
when an electron is added to an ionization electronegativit electron
lattice energy
atom is energy y affinity
called:
3 Mendeleev Periodic Table was based electronic completion of
atomic mass atomic number
upon the: configuration a subshell
4 Long form of Periodic Table is Mendeleev atomic
atomic mass mass number
constructed on the basis of: Postulate number
5 4th and 5th period of the long form normal very long
short periods long periods
of Periodic Table are called: periods periods
6 Which one of the following halogen fluorine chlorine bromine iodine
has lowest electronegativity?
7 Along the period, which one of the atomic radius ionization electron electronegativi
following decreases: energy affinity ty
8 Transition elements are: all gases all metals all non-metals all metalloids
9 Mark the incorrect statement about it is measured it is it decreases in a it decreases in
ionization energy: in kJmol-1 absorption period a group
of energy
10 Point out the incorrect statement it is measured it involves it decreases in a it decreases in
about electron affinity: in kJmol 1 release of period a group
energy
11 Ionization energy of sodium is: 337KJmol-1 403KJmol-1 419KJmol-1 496KJmol-1

12 Which one has lowest electronegativity? F Cl I Br

13 Which one has Highest Cl F I Br

electronegativity?

14 The number of electrons in valence shell 5 6 7 8

of halogen is:

15 How many electrons present in 5 7 4 3

outermost shell of carbon atom
16 Vertical lines of periodic table called :
17 The first period consists of 2 3 8 16
elements
18 The radius of carbon atom is (pm) 155 154 77 115
19 Number of elements present in 6th 8 10 16 32
period :
20 What is valency of halogens -1 +1 0 -2

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 3

1. Diff b/w Doberiener triads and newland 2. What are transition elements?
octave?
3. Diff b/w period and groups ? 4. What is lanthanoides series ?
5. Diff b/w mendeleeve periodic law and 6. Why shielding effect makes catio n formation
modern periodic law? easy?
7. What is meant by atomic size and atomic 8. Define ionization energy and its trend?
radius/ write its unit?
9. Define electron affinity and its trend? 10. Define electronegativity with example?
11. Define shilding effect or screening effect? 12. Write the names of noble gases?
13. Define block? 14. Why Noble gases are unreactive
15. Names of Elements in fist 2 groups? 16. Names of Elements in fist 2 periods?
17. How is periodicity of properties dependent 18. Why the size of atom does not decrease
upon number of protons in an atom? regularly in a period?
19. Why and how are elements arranged in 4th 20. Why Cesium (at. no.55) requires little energy to
period? release its one electron present in the outermost
shell?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. Explain the contributions of Mendeleev for the arrangement of elements in his Periodic Table.
2. Discuss the important features of modern Periodic Table.
3. What is ionization energy? Describe its trend in the Periodic Table?
4. Define electron affinity, why it increases in a period and decreases in a group in the Periodic Table

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Worksheet CH#4
th
Class: 9 Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 they are they are

they want to they want to
Atoms react with each other because: attracted to short of
attain stability disperse
each other electrons
2 An atom having six electrons in its
gaining one losing all gaining two losing two
valence shell will achieve noble gas
electron electrons electrons electrons
electronic configuration by:
3 Considering the electronic
configuration of atoms which atom
6 8 10 12
with the given atomic number will be
the most stable one?
4 picture of
pattern of
description of electronic attaining of
Octet rule is: electronic
eight electrons configuratio eight electrons
configuration
n
5 coordinate
Transfer of electrons between atoms metallic ionic covalent
covalent
results in: bonding bonding bonding
bonding
6 When an electronegative element
combines with an electropositive covalent ionic polar covalent coordinate
element the type of bonding is: covalent
7 A bond formed between two non- covalent ionic coordinate metallic
metals is expected to be: covalent
8 A bond pair in covalent molecules one electron two three electrons four electrons
usually has: electrons
9 Which of the following compounds is CH4 KBr CO2 H2O
not directional in its bonding?
10 Ice floats on water because: ice is denser ice is water is denser water molecules
than water crystalline than ice move randomly
in nature
11 Covalent bond involves the donation of acceptance sharing of repulsion of
electrons of electrons electrons electrons
12 How many covalent bonds does C2H2 two Three four five
molecule have?
13 Triple covalent bond involves how eight six four five
many electrons?
14 Which pair of the molecules has same O2 and HCl O2 and N2 O2 and C2H4 O2 and C2H2
type of covalent bonds?
15 Identify the compound which is not C6H6 NaCl KBr MgCl2
soluble in water.
16 Which one of the following is an NH3 BF3 N2 O2
electron deficient molecule?
17 Identify which pair has polar O2 and Cl H2O and N2 H2O and H2 H2O and HCl
covalent bonds.
18 Which one of the following is the ionic force metallic intermolecular covalent force
weakest force among the atoms? force force
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19 Triple covalent bond is present in O2 H2 Cl2 N2

20 At 0°C, the density of ice is......g/cm3 0.912 0.927 0.917 0.991

Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 4

1. Define chemical bond write its types ? 2. Define covalent and ionic bond?
3. Diff b/w polar and non-polar covalent 4. What is metallic bond? And mension 2
bond? characters of ionic and Covalent Compound
5. Define octet and duplet rule? 6. Why noble gases are non-reactive?
7. Ionic compound are solid.justify it? 8. Explain double covalent bond with example?
9. Why a dipole develops in a molecule? 10. Ionic compound conducts electricity in
solution.why?
11. Why ionic compound are easily soluble in 12. Metals are good conductor of electricity why?
water?
13. 2 properties of coordinate covalent bond? 14. Why is BF3 is electron deficient?
15. Why covalent bond in H2 is non-polar? 16. Define hydrogen bonding?
17. Diff b/w loan pair and bond pair? 18. Define triple covalent bond with example?
19. Why HC1 has dipole-dipole forces of 20. Why does ice float on water?
attraction?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. What is an ionic bond? Discuss the formation of ionic bond between sodium and chlorine atoms?
2. Explain the types of covalent bonds with at least one example of each type?
3. What is metallic bond? Explain the metallic bonding with the help of a diagram.?
4. Define hydrogen bonding. Explain that how these forces affect the physical properties of
compounds
5. What are intermolecular forces? Compare these forces with chemical bond forces with reference
to HC1 molecule?

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Worksheet CH#5
Class: 9th Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 How many times liquids are denser

100 times 1000 times 10000 times 100000 times
than gases?
2 Gases are the lightest form of matter
and their densities are expressed in mg cm-3 g cm-3 g dm-3 kg dm-3
terms of:
3 At freezing point which one of the
liquid and
following coexists in dynamic gas and solid liquid and solid all of these
gas
equilibrium:
4 both
Solid particles possess which one of rotational vibrational translational translational
the following motions? motions motions motions and vibrational
motions
5 Which one of the following is not
rubber plastic glass glucose
amorphous?
6 One atmospheric pressure is equal to 101325 10325 106075 10523
how many Pascals:
7 In the evaporation process, liquid very low moderate very high none of these
molecules which leave the surface of energy energy energy
the liquid have:
8 Which one of the following gas hydrogen helium fluorine chlorine
diffuses fastest?
9 Which one of the following does not intermolecular external nature of liquid initial
affect the boiling point? forces pressure temperature of
liquid
10 Density of a gas increases, when its: temperature is pressure is volume is kept none of these
increased increased constant
11 The vapour pressure of a liquid increase of increase of increase of increase of
increases with the: pressure temperature intermolecular polarity of
forces molecules

12 The blood pressure of healthy person 120/80 mm 140/90 mm 160/100 mm 150/70 mm Hg

is Hg Hg Hg
13 Absolute temperature was Charles Boyle Henry Kelvin
introduced by
14 Tyre puncture is an example of Diffusion Effusion Evaporation Condensation
15 Examples of crystalline solid is Glass Rubber Table Salt Pastic
16 Boiling point of ethyl alcohal is 75°C 77°C 76°C 78°C
17 The boiling point of acetic acid is 117°C 118°C 119°C 120°C
18 The vapour pressure of water at 750 740 730 None
100°C is.........mmHg
19 V=kT is Charles Law Boyle Law Avogadro Law None
20 Pressure is kept constant in ..... Law Charles Law Boyle Law M.Plank Law None

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 5

1. Diff b/w diffusion and effusion 2. Define compressibility of gases
3. Define condensation and absolute zero 4. Diff b/w Boyls and Charles law
5. Evaporation causes cooling.why? 6. Diff b/w vapour pressure and evaporation
7. Define freezing and melting point 8. Define boiling point and its effect on Area
9. Why drops of rain fall downward 10. What is pressure?write its unit
11. Define dynamic equillibrium 12. Compare density and rigidity of gases
13. Why rate of diffusion of gases greater than 14. Diff b/w Amorphus solid and Crystalline soild
Liq
15. Write 4 properties of gases 16. Define allotropy with example
17. Define transition temperature with example 18. Why salt is used to prevent meal
19. Why are the densities of gases lower than 20. Define standard atmospheric pressure. What are
that of liquids? its units? How it is related to Pascal?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. Define Boyle's law and verify it with an example.?
2. Define and explain Charles' law of gases.?
3. What is vapour pressure and how it is affected by different Factors?
4. Describe the phenomenon of diffusion in liquids along with factors which influence it.?
5. Define Evaporation and how it is affected by different factors?
6. Define boiling point and also explain, how it is affected by different factors.?

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Worksheet CH#6
th
Class: 9 Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 Gas in
Mist is an example of solution: Liquid in gas Solid in gas Gas in Solid
liquid
2 Which one of the following is a
sugar in water butter Opal Fog
‘liquid in solid’ solution?
3 solvent to solute to solvent to
Concentration is ratio of: Both A and B
solute solution solution
4 Which one of the following solutions
2M 1M 0.5 M 0.25 M
contains more water?
5 5 g of sugar
5 g of sugar is 5 g of sugar is 5 g of sugar is
A 5 percent (w/w) sugar solution is dissolved
dissolved in dissolved in dissolved in
means that: in 95 g of
90 g of water 100 g of water 105 g of water
water
6 If the solute-solute forces are strong dissolves does not dissolves dissolves and
enough than those of solute - solvent readily dissolve slowly precipitates
forces. The solute
7 Which one of the following will show KCl KNO3 NaNO3 NaCl
negligible effect of temperature on
its solubility?
8 Which one of the following is milk ink milk of sugar solution
heterogeneous mixture? magnesia
9 Tyndall effect is shown by: sugar solution paints jelly chalk solution
10 Tyndall effect is due to: blockage of non- scattering of passing
beam of light scattering of beam of light through beam
beam of of light
light
11 If 10 cm3 of alcohol is dissolved in % w/w %w/v % v/w %v/v
100 g of water, it is called:
12 When a saturated solution is diluted supersaturated unsaturated a concentrated non of these
it turns into: solution solution solution
13 Molarity is the number of moles of 1kg of 100 g of 1 dm3 of 1 dm3 of
solute dissolved in: solution solvent solvent solution
14 When salt like NaCl is added in Heat is Evolve Heat is No change in Both a and b
water Absorb heat
15 Concentration is the proportion of -- Solvent Solute Solution Both b and c
----- in a solution
16 10°C = ......K ? 273 283 293 303

17 373K =....... °C ? 10 50 100 50

18 Robert Boyle presented his law in 1661 1662 1663 1664
19 Solution has......... components. 1 2 3 4
20 In aqueous solution, solvent is NaCl H2O O3 All
always
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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 6

1. Diff b/w solution and mixture 2. Define aqueous solution with example
3. Diff b/w solute and solvent with example 4. Diff b/w saturated and unsaturated solution
5. What is super saturated solution 6. Define alloy with example
7. Define the term v/m% m/m% m/v% 8. Define molarity and solubility
9. Diff b/w dilute and concentrated solution 10. Exeplain the statement ‘like dissolve like’
11. Why test tube become cold when KNO3 is 12. Compare suspension and collide
dissolve in water
13. Define tyndal effect 14. Why are the collids quite stable
15. Write factors that effect solubility 16. Types of solution
17. Why suspensions and solutions do not 18. How will you test whether given solution is a
show tyndall effect, while colloids do? colloidal solution or not?
19. Why we stir paints thoroughly before 20. Why the suspension does not form a
using? homogeneous mixture?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. What is general principle of solubility?
2. Discuss the effect of temperature on solubility?
3. What is molarity and give its formula to prepare molar solution?
4. Give the five characteristics of colloid and Suspension?

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Worksheet CH#7
th
Class: 9 Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 Spontaneous chemical reactions take Electrolytic Galvanic

Nelson's cell Downs cell
place in: cell cell
2 Formation of water from hydrogen and Redox Acid-base
Neutralization Decomposition
oxygen is: reaction reaction
3 Which one of the following is not an Galvanic
Downs cell Nelson's cell Both a and c
electrolytic cell? cell
4 The oxidation number of chromium in
+2 +6 +7 +14
K2Cr2 O7 is:
5 Sodium
Which one of the following is not an Sulphuric
Sugar solution Lime solution chloride
electrolyte? acid solution
solution
6 The most common example of Chemical Rusting of Rusting of Rusting of tin
corrosion is: decay iron aluminium
7 Nelson's cell is used to prepare caustic
soda along with gases. Which of the Cl2 H2 O3 O2
following gas is produced at cathode:
8 During the formation of water from Hydrogen has Oxygen has Oxygen gains Hydrogen
hydrogen and oxygen, which of the oxidized reduced electrons behaves as
following does not occur: oxidizing
agent
9 The formula of rust is: Fe2O3 .nH2O Fe2O3 Fe(OH)3.nH2O Fe(OH)3
10 In the redox reaction between Zn and
HC1, the oxidizing agent is: Zn H+ Cl- H2
11 Removal of oxygen is called Oxidation Redox Spontaneous Reduction
12 The oxidation number of oxygen +1 -1 +2 -2
in OF2 is
13 .......... Are the example of Metals Non-metals Metalloid All
oxidizing agent
14 The oxidation number of "S" in +2 +4 +6 +8
Sulphuric acid is
15 Sugar solution is...........Electrolyte. strong weak Moderate non

16 Formation of water is a............ redox reduction oxidation fast

Reaction
17 The oxidation number of hydrogen +1 -1 +2 -2
in metal hydrides is

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 7

1. Diff b/w valency and oxidation state 2. Define electrochemistry
3. Calculate ON of HNO3,H2SO4,KMnO4 4. Calculate ON of AgNO3,Na2SO4,CaSO4
5. Define oxidation number and its 2 rules 6. Diff b/w oxidation and reduction
7. Diff b/w oxidizing and reducing agents 8. Define redox reaction with example
9. What are spontaneous and non-spontaneous 10. What are electrochemical cell ? write names of
reaction its types
11. Define strong and weak electrolyte 12. Diff b/w electrolytic cell and galvanic cell
13. Define brine and salt bridge 14. Diff b/w corrosion and rusting
15. What is electroplating ?write its uses 16. Why galvanizing is done
17. Explain the role of oxygen in rusting 18. In chromium electroplating,which salt is used as
electrolyte
19. Why is oxygen gas necessary for rusting 20. Write the redox reaction taking place during the
electroplating of chromium?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. What is electroplating. Write down procedure of electroplating
2. Discuss the electrolysis of water
3. Discuss the redox reaction taking place in the rusting of iron in detail.
4. Discuss the construction and working of a cell in which electricity is produced.

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Worksheet CH#8
th
Class: 9 Subject CHEMISYRY
M.C.Q’s
# Statement A B C D

1 Metals can form ions carrying

Uni-positive Di-positive Tri-positive All of them
charges:
2 Which one of the following metal
Sodium Magnesium Iron Calcium
burns with a brick red flame?
3 Sodium is extremely reactive metal,
Hydrogen Nitrogen Sulphur Phosphorus
but it does not react with:
4 Which one of the following is the
Calcium Magnesium Lithium Sodium
lightest metal?
5 Pure alkali metals can be cut simply Strong Weak Moderate
Non-metallic
by knife but iron cannot because of metallic metallic metallic
bonding
alkali metals have: bonding bonding bonding
6 Which of the following is less Sodium Iron Gold Silver
malleable?
7 Metals lose their electrons easily They are They have They are Good
because: electronegativ electron electropositive conductors of
e affinity heat
8 Which one of the following is brittle? Sodium Aluminium Selenium Magnesium
9 Which one of the following non- Sulphur Phosphorus Iodine Carbon
metal is lustrous?
10 Non-metals are generally soft, but Graphite Phosphorus Iodine Diamond
which one of the following is
extremely hard?
11 Which one of the following will not Sodium Potassium Calcium Carbon
react with dilute HC1?
12 Metals have the tendency to lose Electronegativ Ionization Electron Electropositivi
their valance electrons. This ity Affinity ty
property of a metal
is termed as
13 Sodium Atom electron configuration 180 pm 183 pm 186 pm 188 pm
having atomic size
14 Almost all metals are solids except Sodium Potassium Calcium Mercury
15 Metals are------------ of heat Bad conductor Good Semi-conductor None
conductor

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Answer the following short questions.

9th Chemistry Chapter 8

1. Diff b/w malleable and ductile metals 2. 3 physical properties of metal and non-metal
3. 3 chemical properties of metal and non- 4. Diff b/w steel and stainless steel
metal
5. 2 properties of Gold , Silver and platinum 6. Write the names of 4 very reactive metals
7. Why reactivity of metal increases down the 8. Why the ionization energy of Na is more than K
group
9. Define electropositivity 10. On which factors ionization energy depends
11. 2 uses of calcium and sodium 12. What is meant by 24 carat of Gold
13. Why Mg is harder than Na 14. 2 chemical properties of halogens
15. Why silver and gold are least reactive? 16. Can pure gold be used for making ornaments?
If not why?
17. Why calcium is more electropositive than 18. Why copper is used for making electrical
magnesium? wires?
19. How oxygen reacts with group II A 20. What is the trend of variation in densities of
metals? alkali metals?

LONG QUESTIONS
1. Compare the physical properties of metals and non-metals?
2. Write down the chemical properties of the non-metals?
3. Write a comprehensive note on the electropositive character of metals?

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